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Slaves of Religion: Paternalism and Resistance, Brazil.

Opis projektu

Strategie oporu niewolników w czasach luzo-brazylijskiego zgromadzenia benedyktynów

Benedyktyni opracowali skuteczne strategie kontroli nad niewolnikami oparte na kontroli nad zachowaniami kobiet, a także ograniczaniu dostępu do wolności i rozmnażania. Finansowany przez UE projekt SLAVESRELIGION przyczyni się do poszerzenia wiedzy na temat niewolnictwa, a także wykorzystywania niewolników oraz utrzymywania systemu niewolniczego przez luzo-brazylijskie zgromadzenie benedyktynów w latach 1750–1871. Badania skupią się na kwestiach związanych z płcią, rasą i niewolnictwem w świecie atlantyckim oraz przeanalizują, jak zniewoleni mężczyźni oraz zniewolone kobiety stawiali opór wobec działań i zasad Zakonu Świętego Benedykta. Projekt SLAVESRELIGION ma na celu ukazanie ważnej roli, jaką zakon odegrał w budowie nowoczesnych systemów opartych na niewolnictwie.

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SLAVESRELIGION is an interdisciplinary proposal aimed at understanding the process of implementation, exploitation and perpetuation of slavery in the properties of the Luso-Brazilian Benedictine Congregation between 1750 and 1871, highlighting issues related to Gender, Race and Slavery in the Atlantic world. It also intends to analyse the resistance strategies built by enslaved men and women against the disciplinary and moralising measures of the Order of Saint Benedict. The project aims to demonstrate that this Congregation played an important role in the construction of modern slavery, transforming it into one of the richest and most powerful Slave Orders in Brazil. The Benedictines built efficient and durable strategies for managing slaves through measures designed to control female behaviour, access to freedom, and reproduction. Despite the importance of this Congregation in the construction of modern slavery, few historians have analysed its peculiarities. There are indications that this Religious Order encouraged its slaves to own slaves. Moreover, there is also evidence that they encouraged enslaved women to reproduce in exchange for benefits (especially freedom). Besides, there are suggestions that they allowed slaves to accumulate patrimony and pass it on by inheritance to their heirs. The results of this research will be disseminated through various means, such as social media, digital platforms and seminars, among others. When concluded, the research will render three scientific articles on the peculiar slave management of the Benedictines and the resistance strategies of the enslaved population, with a special focus on slave women.

Koordynator

Faculdade de letras da Universidade de Lisboa
Wkład UE netto
€ 172 618,56
Adres
Alameda da Reitoria (Cidade Universitaria)
1600-214 Lisboa
Portugalia

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